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Subject: Tenth Amsterdam Colloquium (preliminary program)
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Date: Wed, 25 Oct 1995 02:12:29 BST
From: AcTen at illc.uva.nl (Tenth Amsterdam Colloquium)
Subject: Tenth Amsterdam Colloquium (preliminary program)
TENTH AMSTERDAM COLLOQUIUM
December 18---21, 1995
The Preliminary Program
Monday 18
9.30 Registration
10.30 Opening by the Rector of
the University of Amsterdam
10.50 -- 11.50 Angelika Kratzer
coffee
12.20 -- 13.00 Ariel Cohen Jon Barwise
Lawrence S. Moss
lunch
14.00 -- 14.40 Ralf Naumann Massimo Poesio
14.50 -- 15.30 Markus Egg Manfred Pinkal
tea
16.00 -- 16.40 Ekaterina Rakhilina Tim Fernando
16.50 -- 17.50 Hans Kamp
18.30 -- 19.30 Reception
Contributed Talks
Jon Barwise and Lawrence S. Moss
Modal Correspondence for Models
Ariel Cohen
Generics and Frequency Adverbs as Probability Judgments
Markus Egg
Aspect and Quantification: an Iterative Approach
Tim Fernando
Non-Monotonic Consequences of Ambiguity
Ralf Naumann
Aspectual Composition and Dynamic Logic
Manfred Pinkal
Radical Underspecification
Massimo Poesio
Defeasible Reasoning with Underspecified Representations
Ekaterina V. Rakhilina
Is Aspectual Classification of Nouns Possible?
Tuesday 19
9.30 -- 10.30 Krister Segerberg
coffee
11.00 -- 11.40 Marco Hollenberg Martin van den Berg
11.50 -- 12.30 Maarten Marx Livia Polanyi
Szabolcs Mikulas Martin van den Berg
lunch
14.00 -- 14.40 Gene Rohrbaugh Herman Hendriks
14.50 -- 15.30 Henk Zeevat David Milward
tea
16.00 -- 16.40 Sigrid Beck Jan Jaspars
Hotze Rullmann Megumi Kameyama
16.50 -- 17.50 Anna Szabolcsi
Contributed Papers
Sigrid Beck and Hotze Rullmann
Degree Questions, Maximal Informativeness, and Exhaustivity
Martin H. van den Berg
Discourse Grammar and Dynamic Logic
Herman Hendriks
Links without Locations
Marco Hollenberg
General Safety for Bisimulation
Jan Jaspars and Megumi Kameyama
Preferences in Dynamic Semantics
Maarten Marx and Szabolcs Mikulas
Relativized First Order Logics and Expert Systems
David Milward
Integrating Situations into a Theory of Discourse Anaphora
Livia Polanyi and Martin H. van den Berg
Discourse Structure and Discourse Interpretation
Gene Rohrbaugh
An Event-Based Semantics for Deontic Utterances
Henk Zeevat
A Neoclassical Analysis of Belief Sentences or
Common Ground Updating or
Exhaustivity and Plurals
Wednesday 20
9.30 -- 10.30 Bob Carpenter
coffee
11.00 -- 11.40 Michael Moortgat Javier Gutierrez Rexach
11.50 -- 12.30 Martin Emms Yoad Winter
lunch
14.00 -- 14.40 Jaap van der Does Tsutomu Fujinami
14.50 -- 15.30 Brendan Gillon Natasha Alechina
tea
16.00 -- 16.40 Matt Watson Jan Jaspars
Emiel Krahmer
16.50 -- 17.30 Laurence Cavedon Jaakko Hintikka
Sheila Glasbey
20.30 -- 22.30 RetroProspective
Semantics in the Progressive
-> Johan van Benthem
-> Hans Kamp
-> Barbara Partee
Contributed Papers
Natasha Alechina
Quantification over Interdependent Variables
Lawrence Cavedon and Sheila Glasbey
The Role of Context in the Interpretation of Generics
Jaap van der Does
E-type Pronouns and Categorial Semantics
Martin Emms
Embeddings and Undecidability for the Second Order Lambek Calculus
Brendan S. Gillon
Donkey Anaphora and a Puzzle Due to C.S. Peirce
Tsutomu Fujinami
A Process Algebraic Approach to Situation Semantics
Jaakko Hintikka
No Scope for Scope
Jan Jaspars and Emiel Krahmer
Unified Dynamics
Michael Moortgat
In Situ Binding: a Modal Analysis
Javier Gutierrez Rexach
Semantic Properties of Interrogative Generalized Quantifiers
Matt Watson
A Critique of a Proof-Theoretic Treatment of Anaphora
Yoad Winter
The Square of Individuals
Thursday 21
9.30 -- 10.30 Fred Landman
coffee
11.00 -- 11.40 Theo Janssen David Beaver
11.50 -- 12.30 Laszlo Kalman Emiel Krahmer
lunch
14.00 -- 14.40 Seungho Nam Willem Groeneveld
14.50 -- 15.30 Johan Bos Robert Westmoreland
tea
16.00 -- 16.40 Michael Kohlhase Gerhard Jaeger
Susanna Kuschert
Manfred Pinkal
16.50 -- 17.50 Gennaro Chierchia
Contributed Papers
David Beaver
Local Satisfaction Preferred
Johan Bos
Predicate Logic Unplugged
Willem Groeneveld
Dynamic Epistemic Logic
Gerhard Jaeger
Only Updates. On the Dynamics of the Focus Particle only
Theo M.V. Janssen
Compositionality
Laszlo Kalman
Strong Compositionality
Michael Kohlhase, Susanna Kuschert and Manfred Pinkal
A Type-Theoretic Semantics for lambda-DRT
Emiel Krahmer
Presuppositional Discourse Representation Theory
Seungho Nam
The Semantics of Paths and Spatial Orientations
Robert R.~Westmoreland
Epistemic Must as Evidential
Stand in Papers
Nicholas Asher
Mathematical Treatments of Discourse Contexts
Jelle Gerbrandy
Simple Semantics for Paradoxes
Antoon Hurkmans
How Frege Failed to Prove the Equivalence of `Nothing is F' and `The
Number of F's = 0' in Grundlagen
Natasha Kurtonina
Bisimulations without Prejudices
The Amsterdam Colloquia aim at bringing together logicians,
philosophers, linguists and computer scientists who share an
interest in semantics. The spectrum of topics covered ranges from
descriptive (semantic analyses of all kinds of expressions), to
theoretical (logical and computational properties of semantic
theories, philosophical foundations).
The organizing committee of the Tenth Amsterdam Colloquium consists
of Paul Dekker, Jeroen Groenendijk, Erik-Jan van der Lnden, Marjorie Pigge and
Martin Stokhof. Financial support is provided by the ILLC, the
Department of Philosophy, the Department of Mathematics and Computer
Science, the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW),
the Dutch Graduate School in Logic (OzsL), and the Foundation for
Language Speech and Logic (TSL) of the Netherlands Organization for
Scientific Research.
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